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By SAM DAVIS
Chronicle Sports Editor
Of the five high schools in Forcvth
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teams a year ago, Parkland and
North Forsyth have the most experience.
Parkland, under Coach Homer
Thompson, is chock full of
talented players. The Mustangs
seniors benefitted from postseason
play last year when they
advanced to the 4-A Division 11
championships, narrowly losing
to Wilmington Hanover.
"We've got some good returning
seniors and some juniors
coming in that can help us," says
Thompson. "We're revamping
our offensive line, which was
depleted by graduaticfn, and
that's our biggest concern at this
time/'
Still, the Mustangs have a host
of experienced players at the skill
positions and their three leading
ballcarriers from the 1983 season
return. Heading the list , is allconference
and all-city/county
tailback Donald Jackson. The
5-10, 200-pound senior rushed
for more than 1,000 yards as a
junior.
"We expect Donald to do the
same type of things he did for us
last year," says Thompson.
"He's a college prospect and a
good season from him will not
only help the team but also bring
him some individual awards. 1
think he will accomplish a lot this
season."
Parkland's other starting running
backs in '83, Anthony
Wardlow and massive Joel Cole,
provide the Mustangs with an expiokivfi,
powe*iw4r
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?feood speed and can also catch the
ball out of the backfield.
If that isn't enough, the
Mustangs have added two of the
top runners from 9-10 football
last year, Kennard Martin and
Cassanova Hickman. Fullback
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Keggie Moore gives me Mustangs
a strong second-team backfield.
Parkland also has Bobby^
Scrivens, who will see action at
tight end and Shelton Jones, who
will start in the defensive secondary.
Both Scrivens and Jones
received considerable playing
time in the Mustang backfield
last year.
The quarterback position is
where the Mustangs will encounter
their major worry.
Senior Jeff Pace and junior Tony
Cnvinctnn are currentlv snlittintz
time, with Pace the likely starter.
Though Thompson says the
Mustangs will try to throw more
this season, Parkland will be a
run-oriented team.
Along the line, Parkland lost a
lot of size and experience.
However, the Mustangs should
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"Tray Thacker and Mark
Crater have both started for us,"
says Thompson. "The others
have played some, but, for the
most part, are inexperienced.
"Our situation this vear offen
sively is almost the reverse of
what we had last year," he saysT^
"Last year, our line was what
carried us through the first part
of the season, and this year we
expect the backfield to do a good
job until the line comes around."
As in most instances at the
start of the seasont the defense is
ahead of the offense. On that sid^
of the ledger, Parkland is very experienced.
"Our defense is pretty solid,"
says Thompson. "(Jacques)
Holladay, (Derrick) McCorkle
and Thacker will anchor our
defensive line. We think our
linebackers (Scrivens and 6-2,
225-pound David Fenner) are
also going to be strong."
In the secondary, Jones and
Wardlow both started a year ago
and Chris Acker saw action as a
reserve.
The only other hole the
Mustangs will have to fill is in
their kicking game. Seniors
Wilbert Richardson and Acker
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In an effort to expand its local
sports coverage, the Chronicle
periodically will publish "Winners,"
a feature highlighting in
brief the accomplishments of
athletes of all ages in WinstonSalem
and Forsyth County.
You may have noticed "Winners"
when it debuted last week
on our sports front.
If you know of someone who
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